Instagram has 100 million monthly active users who post 40 million photos every day and generate 8,500 likes and 1,000 comments per second.
Among these users, 34 percent are aged 18-to 24 while 33 percent are aged 25-44. Users aged 12 to 17 account for 20 percent while ages 25 to 44 and 45 to 54 account for 8 percent and 5 percent respectively.
Those are massive numbers but what about the types of persons these Instagram users are?

Well, according to this infographic by Marketo, the filters …

In an apparent move to calm appease angry users, Instagram sent out an email reminder about its changes to its terms of service and privacy policy which has just taken effect.
Instagram, which was bought by Facebook in September last year, infuriated quite a number of its users when it announced changes in December to its terms of service and privacy policy that essentially meant they also owned their users photos and could do anything with it.
Because of this, there was even talks about …

Photo-sharing service provider Instagram recently came under fire after a proposal to change its terms of service, which would have given the firm free will to include user-generated images in advertisements without the owner’s consent. After receiving an overwhelming amount of backlash and reportedly losing a quarter of its total users worldwide, Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom eventually backpedaled and removed the new language from its terms.
With many former Instagram users still fraught with …

Facebook over the past year was the most popular article on Wikipedia, the most searched term in the U.S., and the most criticized social network in terms of privacy policy that involved its recently acquired photo-sharing service Instagram.
The world’s largest social networking company was so popular that German Archbishop Robert Zollitsch quipped if Jesus still lives today, he will join both Facebook and micro-blogging platform Twitter.
The past year was a socially good year for Facebook …

Popular photo-sharing service Instagram lost a quarter of its total users worldwide, at least according to speculations of widely distributed media reports.
When Instagram revealed an updated terms of service (ToS) on December 17, it almost automatically set off discontent users who squawked about a new proposed policy that will allow the company to sell user information, such as usernames and images, for advertisements.
The modified ToS also proposed that Instagram is not required to name …

By reverting back to the old terms of service for Instagram, Facebook may have just suppressed a lot more users from leaving the photo-sharing app. On the other hand, some users will still continue to leave Instagram for good despite this

Online marketing is something that you just cannot ignore in today’s world. It has become one of the integral parts of a marketing strategy and you should be involved in it, whether you like it or not. Also, the number of tools and approach vectors available for your internet marketing strategy are growing by the day. You might complain about the lack of time. But that is how the trend is and you will have to find a way around it. One such tool is Instagram, which is a photo sharing app. The …

Many Instagram users were angry last Tuesday after the social networking site announced its recent policy changes, and new terms of service that gave the company the right to own the images of its users. With 100 million users, that’s a lot of photos snapped, digitally filtered and shared to friends around the

Oh how history repeats itself in such a delicious way. The Polaroid camera was removed from the market by a change in technology and other companies embracing it to the hilt–pushing the Polaroid camera and company into oblivion. Now, the website Instagram, whose symbol is oft seen as the Polaroid camera is not being pushed into oblivion by another company that is willing to push the technology to the hilt.

The digital age
Thanks to digital technology, your pictures may be stretched, …

Instagram could expand to Windows Phone 8 devices this year, The Verge reports.
Instagram is a photo editing and sharing app that is available free for download on Android and iOS mobile operating systems.
According to The Verge, several unnamed sources say that Instagram will come to Microsoft’s Windows Phone 8 OS, the latest version of the software giant’s mobile software.
However, the alleged sources failed to specify a potential release date, but tipped off it will arrive before the …